Easy charity quilts free pattern

Quilters often give their time and talents to make quilts for charity. These easy quilts offer instructions for multiple sizes, allowing you to access the correct size for the charity of your choice.

Most of us love precuts and fat quarters. They make life so much easier when quilting, enabling us to have to cut and measure a little less. Fat quarters usually come in pre-selected color co…

Download instructions for this fast and easy baby quilt with three cute variations. The construction is fast, easy, and fun! Perfect for beginning quilters.

Scrapbuster Series, Part 1 – Easy Blanket for Infant to Teen By Barb Middleton If you are anything like me (and I suspect quite a few of you are), we cannot stand to throw out scraps of fabri…

What is a Fat Quarter? How is it different from a regular quarter of a yard? All the info you need by Diary of a Quilter. Click here!

This is a quick, fun, fat quarter friendly free pattern from Faith Jones, that I found on the WeAllSew website. The pattern calls for 12 fatquarters to make a 50" x 60" quilt. I made mine smaller at 40" x 50" using 10 fatquarters. I fell in love with the large paw print fabric for the backing. Resting under the Sycamore tree. We love this big, beautiful, ancient tree even though it loves to make a mess of our yard and driveway when shedding it's bark. Machine quilted in an uneven grid. I'll…

Dive into the delightful world of quilting with the Free Five & Dime Quilt Pattern! Perfect for quilters of all levels, this pattern brings simplicity and creativity together in a fun weekend project.

Hi there! I am really excited to share this quilt with you guys today for Christmas in July! This quilt has been in the works for a li...

Fabric Café offers fast quilt patterns for your favourite non-profit organization during National Giving Month! You can make a 3-yard quilt in just a few hours, and it makes a great charity quilt. …

These are scraps left from Under the Big Top that I made last summer for a great nephew. This is a charity quilt and I also have learned a neat way to sew the binding on entirely by machine. Here is a close up!! These are leftover pieces from the Chevron quilt I made for another great nephew earlier this year. What shall I do?? I am pretty fond of strippy quilts so I started putting pieces in rows, cutting up a few larger pieces and all of a sudden I had a cool finished quilt! I am afraid my…